The best lessons in discipline and resource management are often taught by the armed forces. The tips and tricks are easy to gain, harder to practice. Several tools help in wilderness survival.
Knife Belt
In case of accidents or emergencies, sometimes getting out of restraints is crucial. Additionally, cuffs like seat belts, harnesses, zip ties, or ropes can be tricky to manipulate. One can’t find a knife or a dagger in a pinch either. Therefore, a belt cutter
knife belt is the best solution. It is the best stealth weapon as it hides in plain sight. It can be deadly in precarious situations. Therefore, this belt cutter must be used with extreme caution. Most belt buckles hide the knife inside. Ideally, the knife comes with a bottle opener. When all other avenues are closed, this can be used to escape a dangerous situation.
Survival Combo Knife
This is the most important tool for not only hunting but also for survival. A durable knife can make all the difference between an adrenaline-filled memory and a massacre. A good endurance knife is usually a Bowie style with a clip blade. Also, it might have groves on one side for cutting down vegetation or wild game. The knife can also ignite fire starters. However, it should never be a backup. It is the first tool essential to every toolkit and wilderness backpack.
Spring Assist Knife
This compact knife is a fully capable backup if one loses the primary
survival knife. It is easier to hide, lighter in weight, and performs just as perfectly as the bigger hunting knives. The spring release mechanism makes it safer to carry in a bag or packs. It does not require a pouch or cover either. The best-built knives in this category are like mini survival packs. These knives are usually built with seat belt cutter, glass breakers, and even flashlights in them.
Cobra Braid Survival Bracelet
Fashioned as a coiled cobra, this bracelet is a survival
Paracord. With a length of 8 feet and a strength of 550 Lbs., this cord packs a punch. It can become a restraint, a noose, a slingshot or lasso, a tie for shelter, or an emergency tourniquet. Additionally, it can tie clothes and footwear together as well as to support broken or injured bones. The uses are infinite.
Flashlight Baton
Light-weight and snug, this
baton is another essential survival weapon. Many batons have a flashlight built-in as well as a Taser and compass. The baton is a non-lethal self-defense tool that is also useful as a walking stick in a pinch. The heat-tempered rubber grips provide steady support for every situation.
Survival training may not be everyone’s cup of tea but having a survival kit is crucial and just common sense. The tools mentioned above are especially vital for hunters or campers. Pack the perfect survival bag for you. We have a flat site-wide 68% Veteran’s day discount for your survival needs.
